A former marketing director for antivirus software maker Symantec was indicted by a federal grand jury in San Jose on charges that she embezzled more than $1.3 million to fund a lifestyle that included vacations in Las Vegas, Hawaii and Florida.

Lena "Mickey" Jacobs Coombs, 47, of Highland, Utah, was named Wednesday in an indictment charging her with 26 counts of wire fraud and 10 counts of money laundering. Investigators said she stole from the Mountain View company from 2010 to 2012.

She was fired two years ago from her position in Lindon, Utah, said Noah Edwardsen, a Symantec spokesman.

"We are cooperating with law enforcement," Edwardsen said. "Symantec has a robust ethics and compliance program and implemented additional safeguards after this incident."

Coombs did not respond to a request for comment.

Authorities said Coombs used American Express cards issued by Symantec to pay for personal expenses, including car payments, home remodeling, concerts and child care.

She used company credit cards at hotels in Waikiki Beach and Kapalua, Hawaii; Las Vegas; and at Walt Disney World in Orlando, the indictment said.

She was able to steal the funds by creating a company in Utah called Dart Marketing and Events and falsely claiming that the company had completed marketing activities on Symantec's behalf, authorities said.

She hid her connection to Dart Marketing and falsely told co-workers that another person ran that firm, authorities said.